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Stockton Town 3-1 Warrington Rylands: Hosts revel in the rain

Stockton Town’s superb second-half paid dividends in a big win over Warrington Rylands after an absorbing tussle of two promotion hopefuls.
Kevin Hayes, No.11, wheels away, celebrating his early finish on a wet but wonderful night to savour for Stockton

 
Dunwell delighted as Anchors deliver big
By James Cartwright

STOCKTON TOWN 3
Hayes 4, Scott 47, Petitjean 75
 

WARRINGTON RY 1
Wood 9

Stockton Town’s superb second-half paid dividends in a big win over Warrington Rylands after an absorbing tussle of two promotion hopefuls.

Warrington Rylands after an absorbing tussle of two promotion hopefuls.
Stockton sit sixth, closing the gap on their play-off rivals to four points, having played two games fewer (17) than all but FC United of Manchester in fifth.
Rylands meanwhile, have fallen to fourth and failed to bounce back after a fortnigh...

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